Raleigh, NC (June 27, 2026) – Multiple people were injured on Thursday morning, June 25, in a crash involving a stolen vehicle near downtown Raleigh at Morgan Street and Snow Avenue.
The crash occurred at 7:13 a.m. when a suspect vehicle entered the intersection and collided with another car carrying two occupants. The police said the impact caused the vehicle to strike two parked, unoccupied cars. A black SUV was later seen overturned at the scene, and another vehicle sustained heavy front and rear damage.
Police identified the driver as 40-year-old Robert Bradley, who was reportedly being sought in connection with a stolen vehicle incident that began on Ten Ten Road before the crash in Raleigh. Three people were taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Bradley was charged with possession of a stolen vehicle.
The North Carolina State Highway Patrol is handling the investigation into the crash. We are thinking of those injured as they receive medical care.
What Is Commonly Reviewed After a Crash Involving a Stolen Vehicle?
Crashes involving stolen vehicles require investigators to review both the collision itself and the events leading up to it. This can include examining vehicle paths, impact points, and roadway evidence to understand how the crash unfolded.
Authorities may also review prior incidents involving the suspect, including earlier crashes or reported vehicle thefts. Vehicle damage, surveillance footage, and witness statements can help establish a timeline of movement. These cases often involve coordination between multiple agencies to piece together the full sequence of events leading up to and following the crash.
